harvester

English

A potato harvester

Etymology

harvest +‎ -er

Noun

harvester (plural harvesters)

(archaic) A person who gathers the harvest.
A machine that gathers the harvest.

Derived terms

combine harvester

Translations

person who gathers the harvest

Bulgarian: жътвар m (žǎtvar)
Finnish: sadonkorjaaja
French: moissonneur (fr) m, moissonneuse (fr) f
Gallo: faouchou m
German: Erntehelfer (de) m, Erntehelferin (de) f

Irish: buainteoir m, fómharaí m
Italian: mietitore, raccoglitore (it), vendemmiatore, falciatore (it)
Latin: messor m
Volapük: (♂♀) klopan, (♂) hiklopan, (♀) jiklopan

machine that harvests

Bulgarian: жътварка f (žǎtvarka)
Finnish: elonkorjuukone
French: moissonneuse (fr) f
German: Ernter m, Vollernter m
Hungarian: aratógép (hu)

Irish: buainteoir m
Italian: mietitrice (it) f, fienatrice
Norman: avouôteux m, dgèrbeux m, scieux m
Spanish: cosechadora (es) f
Turkish: biçerdöver (tr)

See also

reaper

Anagrams

Everharts

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